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Which passage is an example of inductive reasoning?
"In the last five tennis matches, I observed that player A won each time. Therefore, player A will likely win the next tennis match." This passage is an example of inductive reasoning because it uses specific observations to draw a general conclusion about what is likely to happen in the future.
What passage is an example of inductive reasoning?
What passage is an example of inductive reasoning? -Apex
Where did the saying carrying a torch as relating to romance originate?
Found on and clipped from: http://www.mtannoyances.com/?p=776: The following comes to us via the Word Detective: Since at least 1927, "to carry the torch" (or "carry a torch" for someone) has meant to continue to love and pine for someone long after the object of affection has left the building and any reasonable hope of amorous success has passed. By 1934, romantic ballads of lost love and broken hearts were known as "torch songs," and female nightclub singers who made them their specialty were known as "torch singers." Much earlier, in 1775, we have this reference to the burning torch in the Epilogue to Irish playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan's comedy The Rivals [citation]: In female breasts did sense and merit rule, The lover's mind would ask no other school; Shamed into sense, the scholars of our eyes, Our beaux from gallantry would soon be wise; Would gladly light, their homage to improve, The lamp of knowledge at the torch of love! According to the Minnesota Jobs (?!) Web site, the idiom carry a torch may have a political etymology, at least in part: During the 19th century, a dedicated follower showed support for a political candidate by carrying a torch in an evening campaign parade. Only enthusiastic followers took part in such rallies. A fellow who carried a torch didn't care who knew that he was wholeheartedly behind his candidate. Later, the term was applied to someone publicly (and obsessively) in love. We shall conclude this consideration of carrying one's torch by consulting the good ol' Oxford English Dictionary, my premier reference source. In the entry for torch (n.), we have to carry a torch for defined in 1b as "to feel (especially unrequited) love for, to feel lingering affection for." The 1775 Sheridan reference is given as the first published instance of this particular figurative usage of carry a torch.
Counter argument to why singers should lip synch?
there is no reason to lip sync.
Who are the Starlite Singers?
their singers
Is Miley and Becky are singers or actress?
yes they are singers and actresses they are really good singers
What is the collective noun of people singing together?
The collective nouns for singers are:a choir of singersa chorus of singersa harmony of singers
Where do sigers work?
the singers work as singers
How many singers were there in the Swingel Singers?
56
What is the population of music?
what is the population of music or singers? what is the population of music or singers? what is the population of music or singers?
How many singers in a sextet?
A sextet contains 6 singers. A quintet is 5 singers. A quartet is 4 singers. A trio is 3 singers. A duo is 2 singers. A solo singer is 1 singer. (larger groups are the septet, 7, and the octet, 8)
Who is the saint of singers?
The patron saints of singers are:Andrew the ApostleCeciliaGregory the GreatCecilia is the only patron of female singers.
Who are some current singers?
Current singers in what language?
Does Josh Hutcherson like singers or attress?
singers
What are foods that prohibited to singers?
There are no foods that are prohibited to singers
